British painter Edward Burra: A neglected chronicler of 20th century society
Tate Britain presents the first major London retrospective in forty years of Edward Burra (1905–1976), one of Britain’s…
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NME: Hello Jill. You follow Oasis’ journey chronologically in the new book. Why was this important? Jill Furmanovsky:…
Turns Out, Frieze Week Has Decor Ideas Worth Bringing Home
For die-hard or aspiring arts connoisseurs, Frieze London and Frieze Masters are two of the most anticipated events…
National Gallery will host APY artwork exhibition after paintings cleared of improper interference
The National Gallery of Australia will host a major exhibition of art from the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY)…
Award-Winning Images Reveal Our Smallest Realms of Life in Epic Detail : ScienceAlert
An astoundingly detailed weevil on a single grain of rice takes first place in 2025’s Nikon Small World…
A House for Enric Miralles
Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1035049/a-house-for-enric-miralles A HOUSE FOR ENRIC MIRALLES This year marks 25…
Virginia Woolf-influenced installation among projects from HEAD Geneva School of Art and Design
Dezeen School Shows: an installation influenced by Virginia Woolf’s iconic essay A Room of One’s Own is among…
Birmingham charity bull sculptures set to be auctioned
Bull sculptures used to created a public art trail will be auctioned off on Thursday to raise money…
Curators among 45 full-time jobs to be axed in Art Gallery of NSW cuts
Curators, conservators and security officers will go as part of cuts to 45 full-time jobs at the Art…
Mother’s LA Headquarters Echoes the Surrounding Streetscape
Independent branding agency Mother has offices around the globe, each reflective of their location and the work that…
Altman Siegel Closes San Francisco Gallery After 16 Years
Altman Siegel, one of the key galleries of San Francisco’s art scene, will close this November after 16…
Kerry James Marshall Steals The Show in London
With early chatter that the Royal Academy’s “Kerry James Marshall: The Histories” exhibition is a major hit, it’s…